By raising taxes, the largest tax increase in history, I agree. I did not vote for it. The Senator did, did he not?
David Thomas: “By raising taxes, the largest tax increase in history, I agree. I did not vote for it. The Senator did, did he not?”
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Discussing a significant tax increase during a debate.
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